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Why the Excuses for the Bombers?

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11 hours ago, Clintosaurus said:

Half the media are Bomber fans.

Only in Demonland do I trust . . . and only then with a negroni in one hand and a plastic device of one sort or another in the other. 

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    Whenever I come across an Essendon fan I always excuse them. It just seems like the compassionate thing to do. 

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    38 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

    Whenever I come across an Essendon fan I always excuse them. It just seems like the compassionate thing to do. 

    because they are an excuse of a team

    how many times through the drugs saga did we hear the media coming up with excuses....some things never change

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    11 hours ago, Wiseblood said:

    The club went with the narrative eventually, as it was a legit excuse, but we

    a - didn't want to use it as an excuse in the beginning and

    b - aren't the Bombers, who after the drugs scandal get plenty of love from the media to make up for it.

    I just see them as a team we should dispatch of easily and move on from in 2020.

    Just disappointed we don't meet them twice. Would really like to scar them, (hope I'm not getting too far ahead of ourselves).

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    Spare me the violins. The season hasn't even started and the campaign is underway to portray the bombers as underdogs. I suppose we will also get the James Hird deserves another chance at coaching narrative at some stage during the year as well. 

    So sick of hearing the same thing about this team, how we should all feel sympathy for them. Please.

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    My hatred of this arrogant club and their supporters cannot be understated.
     

     

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    4 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

    My hatred of this arrogant club and their supporters cannot be understated.
     

     

    Right with ya Fork ? 

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    When we lost to the Peptides, an Essendon mate of mine was raving about how Essendon had won the draft because Parish was clearly a better pick than Oliver. So, at least we got one back.

    But us losing to the Peptides was rolled gold Demonesque.

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    On 2/27/2020 at 7:16 AM, Clintosaurus said:

    Half the media are Bomber fans.

    Is that why so many sports journalists are barely literate?

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